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Moultrie

Moultrie International Power Cord 220V 40KHz 150W

SKU CH-P53X-7WETJ

Supplies 220 V, 40 kHz power at up to 150 W for ultrasonic cleaner transducer boards

  • Powers ultrasonic cleaners at 40 kHz frequency
  • Delivers 150 W output for effective cleaning cycles
  • Operates on standard 220 V mains supply
  • Circuit board drives transducer in washers and generators

Ultrasonic Cleaner Circuit Board

This 220V 40KHz circuit board delivers 150W of power for ultrasonic cleaning systems. It functions as the motherboard that drives the transducer in equipment such as car washers, washing machines and generators. The unit is supplied new and ready for integration.

Suitable for repair or custom builds

Technicians repairing or building ultrasonic cleaners that require a 220V 40KHz 150W driver board will find this component suitable. Buyers needing a different voltage, frequency or power rating should look for an alternative board that matches their specific transducer requirements.

Highlights

  • Powers ultrasonic cleaners at 40 kHz frequency
  • Delivers 150 W output for effective cleaning cycles
  • Operates on standard 220 V mains supply
  • Circuit board drives transducer in washers and generators

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What ultrasonic transducer frequency must match the 40 kHz board?

The board drives a 40 kHz transducer; the connected transducer must be rated for the same frequency.

Will the 150 W board run from a standard 220 V mains socket?

Yes, the board is designed for 220 V mains input and delivers up to 150 W to the transducer.

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